Scripts & Automations

Trigger packs are compiled by ControlUp for out-of-the-box monitoring of your environments. You can download these trigger packs and import them into your ControlUp organization. From version 9.0.5, you can configure triggers with PowerShell cmdlet...

You can use ControlUp triggers to record incidents and automatically perform follow-up actions when a predefined event occurs in your environment, or at a time you schedule. This article covers what you need to know to create triggers in your enviro...

You can use webhooks as Follow-up Actions, as part of ControlUp's Trigger feature. Webhooks provide a way to send real-time notifications to an external system once a trigger is triggered. From version 9.0.5, you can configure triggers with Pow...

You can configure a trigger to activate when the status of a Windows service changes to Stopped or Not Configured . The status Not Configured means that the service does not exist on the machine. From version 9.0.5, you can configure triggers ...

An advanced feature of triggers is the capability to pass trigger-related parameters to follow-up actions. For example, you can pass crossed threshold values, trigger names, or stress levels to emails or scripts. From version 9.0.5, you can confi...

Automated Actions are Script-based Actions (SBAs) that you configure to run automatically as follow-up actions of triggers . The following guide explains how to use the Automated Actions feature. To learn how to create and configure Automated Act...

You can use the Real-Time DX Console or ControlUp Monitors to run scripts on your remote machines with Script-based Actions (SBAs). You can run your own scripts or you can download them directly in the Console. From version 9.0.5, you can configure ...

The following article explains how to configure automated Script Actions, and how to set Script Actions as the follow-up actions for triggers. From version 9.0.5, you can configure trigger actions with PowerShell cmdlets . For more details about ho...

Some scripts might need to be modified to be used as an Automatic Action if they require additional user interaction. The following article describes some of the ways you can modify scripts for automation. Setting Argument Values for Interactive S...

The .NET engine execution is a mechanism to execute your PowerShell scripts. You can activate this feature when writing your PowerShell script in the code editor by clicking the Execute script with .NET engine checkbox. While optional, we recommen...